Nags Fall to Cards in Twelve Inning Exhibition
The Bronchos and St. Louis Cardinals battled twelve innings at League Park with the visitors winning 6 to 4. Neal Stair pitched seven innings for the locals and Jack Love homered but costly errors and late runs gave the Cards the victory in the twelfth.
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St. Louis Cardinals
League Park
Nea
Stair
Smith
Miller
Westerzil
Dunckel
Neal
Cruise
Bronco
Betze
Soper
Corban
Brotem
Wotell
Simmang
Corhan
Brotten
Bescher
Christy Mathewson
Eddie Plank
Steele
Griner
Hall
Stewart
Harding
Fredericksburg
Althaus
Miller Huggins
Warhop
Jasper
Ames
St. Louis
Beecher
Beak
BS Smith
Ar Ee Miller
Ooo
Snyder
Seere
Brottem
San Antonio
Baggan
Wotel
Westerazil
Burch
Bertetti
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Téals Seeee
St. Louis v
Betzel
Davenport
Ove
All
Ly.Griner
Benport
Steir
Davenrt
Steel
Mccafferty
Champion Refuses to Box in New York Exhibition
Heavyweight champion Jess Willard refused to meet Al Reich in a two round exhibition at the Pioneer Athletic Club. Fred Wenck, state boxing official, warned Willard he cannot hold exhibitions in training for his Moran bout. Reich appeared ready to box, but Willard declined.
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New York
Jess Willard
al Reich
Pioneer Athletic Club
Fred Wenck
State Boxing Commission
Willard
Frank Moran
Reich
Willard Refuses Unjust Boxing Demands In Moran Bout
Willard explains he will not box Reich or follow unreasonable training orders from Chairman Wenck. He threatens to leave town if not wanted, notes the $47,500 purse does not justify indignities, and asserts his right to choose sparring partners. He recalls past clashes when a poor club dismissed him for not complying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Willard
New York
Wenck
State Athletic Commission
Frank Moran
Chicago
al Reich
Reich
Pioneer Club
Tom Jones
Reid
Jones
Boxer objects to weigh-in and sparring demands
A boxer defends his refusal to spar and be weighed before training citing contract terms and state rules. He notes unwarranted conditions from Chairman Wenck and seeks to fulfill the agreement, expressing willingness to provide information and continue training despite the dispute. He suggests removing public access to training quarters to avoid further controversy.
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Tainly
Wenck
Reid
Reich
Y Athletes 10 Have A Busy Week At Y M C A
The Y M C A schedule shows a week of contests across National and American leagues. Sunday School basketball finals loom as Calvary Baptists meet St Mark's Episcopals for the title in the National League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterians
Calvary Baptists
St. Mark's Episcopals
J. W. Fuller
Ralph Cadwallader
Newsboys
Business Boys
Gas & Electrics Extend Lead in Commercial Tenpin League
The Gas & Electrics strengthened their first place by three forfeited games from Maverick Clarke Co. Captain George Armbrust allowed three scheduled games to be bowled, with Gas & Electrics rolling 921 for the high team game and 2587 for the series. Bill Lantrip led with 614 across three games, while Fred Wagenfehr added 245 after holding the league high of 257. The standings race for the individual average remains tight as Lantrip and Wagenfehr lift their marks weekly.
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The
Gas & Electrics
Maverick-Clarke Co
Ed Long
Electrics
George Armbrust
Gascos
Swift & Co. Boys
Ransom & Silabee Quint
Bill Lantrip
Swift & Company
Fred Wegenfehr
Hardy Howard
Postoffice Prides
Bill Quinn
Psyd
H.G. Ave
Tantiess
Oat Wagenfehr
H. Howard
Beinn Cues
Siaiaas Cb
Beette Waddill
Senees
Mavage
O'Neill
Ceess
Monk's Team Defeats O'Dowd's In Newsboys Class Game
Monk's basketball team beat O'Dowd's 16 to 10 in the Y M C A Newsboys class. S. O'Dowd starred in the first half with goaling, while Hudson led Monk's with five points including two field goals and a foul. In the second half Monk's held the lead as Schanke and Jimmy shone on defense and F. Flores and A. Flores added early scoring. Halves 10 minutes. Referee Willard Warren.
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Monk
O'Dowd
Newsboys
Ato Bs
S. O'Dowd
Colton
Use
Hudson
Schanke
Jimmy
F. Flores
A. Flores
Juarez Race Results and Winners Across Six Furlong to Seven Furlong Finals
Results from six races list winning horses with odds, riders, and times. Lachie wins the first race at 7 to 1, Acumen takes the second, Henry Wal bank the third, Brooks the fourth, Odd Cross the fifth, and Engraver the sixth, with multiple runners named in each event.
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Lachie
CH. Shilling
Whispering Hope
Gentry
Little Blues
Smith
Andrew Johnston
Jennie Small
Acumen
Princess Janice
Pauley
Master Joe
Hayes
Uncle Ike
Tutor
Airline
Jolly Tar
Electrowan
Ortyx
Henry Walbank
Schamerhorn
Strahearn
H. Schilling
Mitzgerald
Star
Brooks
Mex
Marco
Metropolitan
O. Gentry
Dundreary
Harry Lauder
Odd Cross
Buxton
Foeman
Tempy Duncan
Flossie S
Oklahoma Babe
Inquieta
Auntie Curl
Pajarolla II
California Jack
Engraver
Buckles
Bean Spiller
Williams
Marcus
Charity Ward
Eastman
Leduc
Panhachapt
Irish Kid
Hot Springs horse results open with six races
First race over six furlongs Carr ie Orme ridden by Stearns won at 10 to 1 ahead of Souvenir and Pontefect with a 1:07 1-5. Second race over four furlongs Aunt Liz at 1 to 5 won with Cash up and Fizen. Third race six furlongs Rose Point led a Cooper victory over Maudie with Elanor N. in third. Fourth race one mile Panzareta at 3 to 5 won ahead of Gsenpy and Bob Hensley. Fifth race 11 16 miles Stanley S. won as Toynbee and Colonel Ash Meade followed. Sixth race one mile and 70 yards Red Cross at 7 to 10 won with Bill Simmons second and La Mode third.
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Carrie Orme
Stearns
Souvenir
Cooper
Pontefect
Kelsey
Blue Cap
Ben Quince
Servillian
Royal Tea
Rey Bourne
Ratina
Aunt Liz
Cash Up
Murphy
Fizen
Guy
Colza
Rushforth
No Friend
Rose Point
Maudie
Elanor N
Sterling
Browne Stone
Avolent
Talley Rand
Lena Jackson
Bill Wiley
John Bunny
Colonel Ash Meade
Plantaganet
Consoler
River King
W. W. Clark
Red Cross
Bill Simmons
la Mode
Judy
Tatiana
Zoroaster
Goodwood
Reneberg's Bird Wins T J Reneberg's Flight at Tayior TX
Reneberg's third, C B 53170, won the Tayior Texas flight Saturday afternoon with a 3 51 time and an average of 803 yards into a strong south wind. Vollmer's 5517 took second and Onion's 3185 was third among 80 plus birds in the National Association affair of the Alamo City district.
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T. J. Reneberg
C. B
Tayior
Texas
F. J. Vollmer
F. J. Onion
National Association
Alamo City
Jowett
Junior B’s three fast games spark YMCA day
Three Junior B basketball games at the YMCA Saturday saw the Reds beat the Blacks 6 to 2, the Greens defeat the Pinks 10 to 2, and the Blues topple the Whites 11 to 2. High scorers included Martin Cutting for the Reds and George Mueller for the Blues, with guards highlighted in close games. A relay race preview featured Eugene Darby’s team defeating J J McAlester’s, with forty three boys competing.
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Reds
Greens
Blues
Martin Cutting
Max Kuehne
Carlow Coon
Charles Schneider
J. B. McClure
Edwin Studhalter
J. J. McAlester
Eugene Darby
Darby
Louis Green
Floyd W. William Lee
Ward Schaefer
Womack Phillips
Phillip Norton
Zay Smith
Robert Galvan
Arthur Mueller
Elmer Erben
Arthur Jordin
Leslie Maurer
Edwin Sstudhalter
Arthur Sobey
Lee Stille
Paul Kuehne
Edward Dunkin
Jarvis Hillie
McAlester
Samuel Lee
George Mueller
Laurie Lightner
Ernest Fellbaum
Ivy Goolsby
Cal Lom Burleson
Fred Cunningham
Byron Hanson
Edward Parish
Carlos Coon
Bernard Weber
Bonney Jordin
Everett Jones
Will Roy Barneburg
Cecil Davis
Robert Garrett
Frank Wyatt
Style Jones
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Hofner
Waddill
Maverick-Clarke
Ransom & Silsbee
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Gas & Electric Co
Swift & Co
Onnson
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Armbrust
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Ullrich
Holm
Burger
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Schafer
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Rambo
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